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The Minnesota Vikings are flexible with their QB situation heading into the future. Both Kyler Murray and Carson Wentz are on one-year contracts. As a result, the Vikings can go in any direction with their long-term plans, whether that includes…

NFL insider Tom Pelissero evaluated speculation regarding whether the Minnesota Vikings should trade three first-round picks for Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert. Speaking on The Ringer, Pelissero highlighted that Herbert holds a no-trade clause, while noting that Minnesota's current approach of relying on affordable signal-callers has provided valuable roster-building flexibility.
With both Kyler Murray and Carson Wentz on one-year contracts, Minnesota maintains options for its long-term quarterback plans. Pelissero noted that pairing cheap quarterback deals with Brian Flores' strong defense allows head coach Kevin O'Connell's squad to remain competitive without committing huge financial resources to a franchise passer.
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